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Heartbeat

Nicholas Brown
3.8
(5)
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Pages
301
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
NineStar Press, LLC

About

Thomas Hart lives in the numb aftermath of his brother's tragic death. After spending six months institutionalized for attempted suicide, Thomas returns home to build a new life for himself. He goes to therapy, starts over at a different high school, and makes new friends. All while completely abandoning his old reputation as a state champion swimmer. Or so he thought. Thomas can't seem to get resident star athlete Ethan Cooper out of his head. With dimples that have a track record and a kind touch capable of all but unravelling him, Ethan is everything Thomas can't seem to have, or be. Because there's no going back to the person he was before the accident that claimed his brother's life. So the question hangs. Can Thomas embrace his new existence, make peace with the past, and embrace a future that may include falling in love? Or will his old life continue to barge in, preventing him from moving on?

Related Subjects

  • Coming Of Age
  • Adult Fiction
  • Contemporary
  • Romance
  • Gay
  • LGBTQ+

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